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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

lanuA flasa fhe popa, % sha snns1sE a
hin reRs1anllN. 4ha poEe, = klz b..
pe1s11d mueh aaiisfnnliaa wl1h euf eon.
eeliusion, snd,zroal inlaEeG1 b i1s opzFa-
tscn- 1ni1 u1EE1Hso4 - 1he rgaai1en1
~ chanact1z e ~ alfl. Ne lGttef Nas
seat 1i1h ~ bz1 On tAa - icaf. h eAe
prosi1snlas naD6uEllina, b an insuEsF
tea pssssntina lbe book % ~ peps on
Ne hfltzth anniBeI1aEy a hia e1llB h.
70 ths pEiuslhood"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

xMn SALT LAxn cHAszHEn og ou,zaExnnR
RRAHsD szHA1on srRWAKT's ELL.
eAn9 LaKK, Dse. 27.-At special
meetiag ef the Salt Like chameeR of
Oo0meroe this afteEnooa The following
reeolu4iens were adopted;
Rssslssd, That for inlrudncine Into
the senate Of the United States & moas-
ure, which, II cryslalizsd into Isu,
xould restore silver TO It's Eightful and
Immortal place as q true measure Of
valnes snd the basis for perfeet cir
eulAtinG n,edinm, Hon. VIVA. 6fewnst, Of
Nevada, II cntitIaA % tbs sincere thnnhs
Of AAfs chamber.
kssolssd, That while such q law would
Be . marked beneaf to the ailvaE prD
ducinR states and territories, wo boiisVs
It wonid also be Of a. much greater ben-
ent % the eastern states than 70 the all
yer producing regions 80 their pnodno-
ticns exceed ours; that the law Woald
add 30 per ceni. 20 the debt paying e.
pacity Of every product Of labor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

The funeral procession tnok ice way
d0@a tue street. 30 81 Paulsn ohuruh. A
good portion Of the church was held "a
reserve for fhe family, pail bearers,
Fepreaeutaffves Of organisations and
others. AZ 1.o0 o'clock, as the people
bazar % aRriVe, the orqnnist eoundsd
the opening chords Of Ohapin's "Maroh
Fanebrs,n and then followed & choice
programme Of appropriate music. As
the last strains Of 0ounod's march were
ooncluded the coFsogs reached the church
and she main doors were opened. The
oofin vas borne from the hearse, being
m 1 81 the entrance By the rector, Rev.
j. LsvinRstone Reeee, assisted hv Rev.
ME-. PfawIe. Rsv. DE-. Il. N. Potter, Of
Hobart college, Geneva, N. T.; Rev. Dr..
Batterahall. Gannon Robbins, Cannon
Falohef, Reverenes Mr.. 6warts, Mr..
Woodman, Me-. Kenyon. Mr.. Gray. Mr..
Ohapin end Mr.. HslkiEk.
The oolzln vas placed up On the bier,
witch WIS covered With everRreens ana
palms TIE pail beaFsFs. mournets and
thosa Who fsllo9od look their places,
pews having been arranged as foiious;
The miadls aiale at the left for the paii-
bearers, TIE presidents and cabinet, gov
error and state officials. judiciary and
promirieHs cut Of town monrnort; a. the
richt the family and very Intimate
friends, directors Of the Western Na-
tienaI bank; In the left aisle at the right
the nlayox and city tfhoeFa; 20 the left
The AYgus representatives; In tbs hight
aisis a. the rieht. personal fIAends from
the city and vicinity and daiAQAfea from
the Temple Lodge No. "A y. ana A. H.,
representatives OF the Typographieal
UEiou No. IA, and other ofgBnixa atoms
aud editors snd reporters from each Of
Alter br. Reese had read tba usual
leeson from The arst Apostle Of s.. Psui
10 the Cariathisnss "Hou u ObEi4 rs
en frorn the dead and become the frst
sruits Of them that elspt. the anthem
81 hear 4 voiua from Heavan," was fen-
dared, Prnyera weTs offered % the
bishop. VITO also pronounoed the words
Of hanedietion. Tue choir eanR "Asleep
Ia Jssax." The caskst was again taken
60 the house and then 10 the cemetery,
being followed by many carriages. The
hell ia the city hall was tniled dakina
the entire time thas the exercises tasted
and acded greatly 70 the solemnity Of
she occasion.
Al sha rnoTsaary chapsl the csmmitsal
ssEvies was FssA BY Rev. DR.. Reeas and
tha remains we're at once conveyed %
the vault, where they will regi Unlti
HprinR, when they uih b inferred In
the family iot.
Prssidsni O:eVslaDd and party lsfs
for Washington 81 $50 o'cioak this
eveninG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

Wamzxnaxon. Der. q. O1muissicnas
69keEs h hia repaEf % ths dapaKlmsmt
of Efzta n EeRaKf % tue wuoi prodna-
tlun At fAa ArNeEtine Rapnhiio. aayn fhas
Azle anasant nf waoi uhipped frosn aheRa
% tie Hnilad 6aat1s annually n beaom-
inR ieas. Yne uanse 0f this Ne eats b
b great part dna te Ne knet thal ahs
UEitad Gfales taki1 uRInAsn,innall1 bui
vsEy anjn11iy dlsaEiminAtss againss sanhI
uools fr8m the Ropuhlia "a fapoE of
s1at ffsm AuztEaIia, New Zealand, sae.,
Cur s1sssm o. etmpnllna dulis8 makinR
no allowances whaleeeR tor she fael thal
he diEt and 0fensa h The wculs e Ne
AEeeaeins Rspubllo b fully 70 pr csns.
ersatsE than thoso of the former epRn-
tries.
Being reqnlnsd By ihs tariA topag
The full tayia rafss foF wpol, the only
weols from 1ke A1Rsnlina Rapublio
which q b ncw possible 10 ship nndex
cor taxta are Che crnnin % Iona oaRpaa
woola Of the Dr0xin0e Of Ongodonn.
which are shipped from RoBaria. and
which amount to about cue million
pounds annually.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

LAND xzkT vAs LEAszp Eun xwo KuN-
uznp xRAns N How CLAIMED.

LAND kHkf NA8 LEAaA0 Au4 Two MDA-
nzzD xKAKs n sou CLAIMED.
Dcxrn. n. H.. Dee. E.-Ds. W. W.
Weber stated today that The claim sf
his fnahes, william WeheR, a. one heirs
10 the EIst Of land. @s acres tn extent.
losaaed In Nsa Y0Rk City south Of Can-
a street., has hesn proven The said
ploa ID roe stadded With massive blocks
of huaIdinaA and was oo1Rht " l6S6 b
Wflfred Wehse, Of Holland. Who -
tlsd On Nanhaftan lGland, Q nhnFs tina
pFeTsous. II 1874 Wchef lea1td tbe
ana q bis kinsHAn WiifFed WebeF, 1f.,
fnE 90 years. Dr. Wsbsr,g fzthef ts Of
tsa ssvsnth eeneTafiun % WsboE ,seDioF,
who axlzlnntly ogned he ln11. On the
exussAfton af The ieAEe - le54 TIE land
nssuxnllF rsssrteA % sha descendants 81
tha exizlnal NtIfsed Watsr ana fsE 9
fsw yaaEa - N1iiam Nebsr and eth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

RRznErHxT CxxvMxAMD aEMnM Mnm 8 enRx
eE xHz AnlEn1cAN caHExrruTIas.
Wasnmaron, Dan. Hs-Ths Pet 10
norfo~ wi1 pElnt the foilcwina witk
rsfeREnee - he ple1ldeni's gin o Tie
popes @Et 3 iearned fEeD an e&eial
asaros shnf PseGdeot Oevel1nefs Riit
~ 3 oocy uf tka oapgftkasion ef fhe
Eniaea States 70 fope Leo XIII. en the
eesasign % ths tsbiiss q NJ oEdl1alian
e 9 pgizz1 Waa a1Rezalad intirsstIF -
ths hclg fa4hef htDaai&. Whon oAE4iusi
GIhhn1s rs1unnsd fsaM Home las aum-
BeE, hs ks1nat1 puEy 1a46iHl amd e1n-
ar1lzlaaaRy meN9as - frEaldsu1 ClsBs.
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SEATTLE, W. T. WEDNESDAY M0RNnG DECEnBER ss 1857

e aeeeenann1s k4xe b1en huelly -
enEe1 il rRnvinQ that kAng wnzn disea1
aeses114119 of tho nEEk owneEs NeU
t11e = ia pHoE1& 1bWo wlIl ~ q meE4fnR
e - hsln1 % Nsu Kork. &c yzs. 81 -
t1Mz1enee axEnnEenDen1a fer Rs1llna
po41Ez zzlo1 ct kke proreFsYs Iha pzup-
eEty is vaInsd q 80 1e0oooA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

PORTLAND, Dcs. q - Special. IA
back driver named Thomas OunniBQ
ham died this esenng al the Good
samaritan Hospital tnis evening fFuth
the eheots Of a fractured eknil. Can
ningaaIn's osse Il 9 rather mysterious
one. On Sunday morning be yes
PICKED up lying &c the corner Of Front
and TayloF streets IN an inaonsinle oon-
disi0D. He seemed 90 be muoh intoxi-
The hospital, and an examination
showed that his skull was badly frae-
tnFed. % 70 she tima Of deata Gun
nigham neveR Eegained consciousness.
Hsw be came 10 meet with the accident
IL unknown. Il IL Rereraliy believed
that Cunningham was the victim Of
fonI play.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

sAN FnAxcEseo. Dec. H. Uniisd
Ststss Judges SawyeF and Sabin Een-
dered q decisien 10 the circuit court this
morning IN the Chinese habeas CORPUS
case which viii compel the eleEk Of the
court 70 return four dollars Of the df-
teen dollars which has been required IN
every case where Ohinaman has bean
released from an incoming steamer on
q writ OF habeas corpus. Tie clerks
have been ehAERiaq q fee Of elS and the
court nov fixes The rate at e1i.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

YAz0oUvKR. B. O, Dec. N--ISpeeiall-
The Steamship Batavia, Captain Wak-
son, from Honekona and Yokohama,
arrived at $50 o'clock Today, after 9
voyage Of Is days aud p hours from
HekohamH. Hhe brings ] passenger
for San FFanciaops passenger for Van
e0aver, and 10 passengers for eastern
places; also 2 Europeans, 2 Japanese
and ~ Ohinese In she sleeraQe. Her
earee consists Of Ii6 chests OF opium,
1855 packages Of silk, H.530 packages Of
Tea and $500 packages Of general mer-
chandise. Sac expeFiencod peEY tenn
pessuoas weather during nearly The
whole voyage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

PozxEAxp, Deo. 2z.-Ispsoial. I-Ths
articles Incorporating the North Racino
hambeE company we're hlsd by Donaid
Aaskay, n. VeFz1aeR, Robert d. Inman,
John Paulson and 8. L. TheFkeison.
Tee capital aiook ID $4,000 Tbs ob-
jeois Of The company ase 10 engage In
saving and Misunderstanding lnmbsE,
nakina boxes, sasn, doors and hliads,
the b0alding VI vessels, aawmlils. etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

Z RouHKsrKa. Dec. N.-Rsnd q Com
pany's powder mill at Piltsford, near
this city, was blown mp this morninQ
With q terrific noise. The workmen
we're at breakfast af che time ana no
ons pas injured. The loss OF property
"a ccueideRshae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

SHAMoKn, Ps., Dee. N.-The Read
inc strikers at this point refused 10 re-
turn 70 wokk today becaase the eeua-
pany would not rs-employ Dlspateher
Hnntley, master workman OF the as
sstnbly, and several laboFers on coal
uhe have been discharged. II is not
possible thaA the coal oF local freight
lrsfio will ooniinae under the present
circumstances. aud therefore She ool-
Iiegies will not be Wskked tomorrow.
Considerable III feeling is manifested.
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VEmMnk, DOo. 2T.--The Ffsmdawbleff
aAasibu1ss The comparative calm % 90
mcdsnation and % she peace policy 81
ihoas eabins4s, which the HmnnRf8a HsHes,
ne waF organ in g. PeterebnrR. w0ald
lnduss iis readers 10 believe ass tEeaeh-
srousiy psspariBe for var.
Austrian Reserves.
PAHrs. Dee. 27.--Tha fsqaro's Mnniah
aays nat the uofkmen
hesauninG % tie Austrian reserves hnF1
bssn ordered 10 Join Their rseinerfa
Glaasieas nnswhaffsA.
I.oRDoH, Dse. 47.--Gladstoas asfIssd
e Doves todzy on bis Way % Ne eonii
nant A small cEoWd gss1mbia8 e. TIE
deceit and Giadg1oua Vas arrested vita
heoss. A nnmbsr of roagba outalde
cf ths depoa threw s8nwbalia ak hlm
nona of wkfeb. howeKaF. ehEmsk him. A
dslsgafi0u af Ksnsiah lfhernis wasaed
UPON him At fhs t0wn ball ard pzsssna
"a kim with "a AddfeEa
muFFlcnne On GFseee.
AruBNs, 0fneas. Dee U.-A Asaoe
haxEicans ffom the ussi. aeecmpanied
b . seg9re gnou 'giefns plgEaIle4 D4sF
tie ahois 81 9Eeece iagl II xll1 IB1ntg-
Gy8 eseals peEe driven sl1oF4 aud
srsokf1 IL tie Cali 81 Ralf1s.
naf1oF Crasbas Wanlo1-
Dumm. Dee. s.aT.-WaFFaB1s hapo neon
Insasa for ~ aFErst ~ NJ. 0Ensbis. -
eslifsr - ibs Cora &~szsfnar. q II1sEsI
ipAseA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

Los AnawxEas Deo Ts--Saokett Cor
nell, city editor Of the RpsMing feieorum,
was arrested this mcrniug on q change
az stealing money from Ars. Whittisr.
Tbs accused claims that Il u 9 casa of
conspiracy on tbs part Of several psr.
sons % rain hiEn.
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1he MeDenald IaEY.

SAs FsAxcnoo, Dec. 27.-Ths iugy
was compsHled TIN snorniD9 IL ths cass
Of Clara Bslte McDoaAld, charged With
assault TO murder her father In Law ana
the case vas continued for one week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

poRTLAsD. Dec. T.-[ special. John
O'Dousell, che young man who vas
struck on the head by q haichet IN the
hends af Herman Heiumetz, continues
10 & very critical condition. Today an
operation was psffoFMed on his ekell
and several pieces Of bone were re-
moved. The surgeons think that be
cannot possibly live. Heinmetx had an
examination today and vas held to an
sveF 20 the charge Ia the sum Of so, 900.
-. unana. 90 ~
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= .~,rsgLkK MEETING 0B wA1nKM0T0
n. cssp Aes ., fAeFiolis v1dsE 89ne
,s.,ssses even fasnrday. a ~ y ~ g tnes
- - s.a5ad assarday q ea1h rn1ah. -
- .-SpFKEs AsD caLxD0MKAs gocIB
~ - ss-ss eeery ineafag - . ,. n, 70 hoN
= - tSs.s,r.Lssry bIscI<. Al 1eDtetDen eef 80
- ~ .---sa.sas e 8rotckusa ane cordiallY 10
- = at1nad- y. i. OOH8. Prssi&eeA
q = Is~E sesrsaEy. neea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

OHIcAoo, Dec. 27.--Adyieas FROM Min
neapagis SAP that the marcaEy uns
down % Is degrees below zero 81 7a.m
TO-DAY with indications Of severe weather.
General Greely talsGfapha from wash
inr9gu khak tha i&MpeEafure ID ChicaRo
VII fall swAuty degrees ormoss before
"a. m. On Thnsdays
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

DUmm. Dee. T.-At q meeting u
Tsimeriek Of The delegates a. the Gselie
Afblsiie Association. the Fsnian party
defsaasb TIE so mbsrs Of the Nationai
I,eszus Ia the sisetion Of the ofice Of
ursest. Finding themselves out voted
sksy uilhdsew EsthsS Sheeby on its
being aeclafe3 thai hencefoEih tue
priests voald have nalhiDR 70 Do viii
ne assoeistion-
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srzrHaEuED. Dsn. 27.-In reply % 4
co1 snunioaiisn ffon ths B1okEy6 Oiab
ef this city pso9ssiiDG aaai1st TBS con-
fIruafiun Of L-o O. Lamar as assooiate
jus1iee e fha euPre1ne oo1Ft oe fhs
CaiIeA Ssstae. Sinister ehernnau e 4
lsfssr eayss foa may Be suRs ! win
a. I'll ] oan - pesvert his oonhRmaitsn.
I raRret % say, however. thAt I fsax my
eHoFss I'll Be ansnoosszfalS
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Ra1En. Dec. 27.--Advicss from Mesao-
wah state that King John of Abissynla
IA adRanclnG upon shat place by rapid
stages. He has undeF bis command
three bodies Of troopA. Tbs 6Fst cei-
umn is marching via. AntAlo and Alga-
bra. the seeond via. AdowAha, while the
route Of the thifd column, which is coui-
posed of HhnAna. q unknown.
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BERhEH, Dec. q. = HotWiihsiandinR
the semi-olnoial oenials u is again as
serted tiiat Rassia tried 30 arrive AZ an
undelstanding With Austria On the Bal
gaFisn questian, bat was referred 10 the
Berlin eeeaty - The only beeis on which
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ATHENS, Dec. N.-The chamber Of
deputies has passed bin auihoFiEina
the ofoWn prince 70 aoi as regent while
the king is trnvslinR.
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Ne afanIey News.

LoEDoz, Dee. 7.--A dispateh from
the Congo says that no news q STANLEY
has yet reached Bona. bat no 1neaak
ness is felt there. The steamers e.
peetsd from Ysmoungs on January 10th
aEs almosi certain 20 bring news Of the
arrladiffnn
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wAsux, eros. Dec. 2.--The funeraI az
Mr.. Jean ~. Barclay, for snany years
ae neral clerk IN tha he1aa Of REPRESENT
affvea. snnk place 10 -day and wns largely
affenasa. Rsx. DR.. B&Eateft, Of the
FifN1 pgushyleEian OhurcA conduesed
the nervieea. Senator YocEheeN, Gen.
Jaa. EMfnR ana Hos. Cnarles Y. Ed.
rides veEs a1oas tha pail bearers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

DuEurR. Miun., Dec. sT.-About Is
emploEss % Ne Minnesota Granite
Wolks at hinedale are on q strike fer
back pay and lhefs Il more riotina.
Deputy sheriff Free, of f0veR. left vita
. posse of - men, this aftefneon. TO
qaell The not. The lahonsrs ere mainly
hungarians and Bahemians and form
almost the total population Of Hlnsdals.
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GxoucBKExNn. Mass, Dec. N.--C4p-
tain MeKinnon Of she gchoodsF Adam
Haii, from the Grand Bank today r.
6orssd Ehat on DscembeH 7th he boaEded
Ne sohooDsK CordeiiA, disuiasted. uatsR
Eoeesd and Star dened. Br the ald Of
4 boaa book fhs b1dy Of one man uae
ashsd from ne cabin IL . decomp0sea
STATE. She is snpposed % belong b.
ShefbuE0, 8osfh CaEoiina. o. weasel By
thai na1s was ioa1 On tie Grand Bank
Il ths eais Of Anzus1 last vita al her
csarsss Asnsnss Gsysrn1esf omeiass.
EaxDox, Dee. N.-Canon O'hlahnnsy
10 . speesh reeeurlg deliysrsd h C5Kk,
charged certain cRea o. tba local gov
exnmenf oficiaIe with systematically
enFrapsina Girls Of q fGnder aae. The
Fgssssaa's ysnrraF today fu6eFaea and
suapiifisa tbe charges and oemsnds thet
fhe aufity cfnclRlB be arrested. 1he
Pa7 EaU Gassffe says II has infnrfan-
that oMiy enc man. 9 tFied and trusted
aaszt q Dubliu ea1lis. y impIicatsd IA
tss mattez. fOur eifi1 wcEe has xiesina
and they arc n0U tuu9feg 81 tie cor
vsns q shs Coed BhspbsFd e. ooFt.
Densn FeEsens 1n1ared.
EE Kozx, Dec. 97s--A dozss peEsans
wssa fniansa nsd two paesonaax ears
wMs wEscksd b eoIli1log be9Heen ~
passsuzss tzning % ~ hone lsiend
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

81. PKxERznUna. Dec. 21.--fhe ozar-
lna gave an audience today 10 LaEd
Randolph ChuFDhill. Who presented
lesterH from the princess Of Wales and
the duchess Of EdinbnFNh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

BosroN, Dec. N,-The steamer Hso-
maa, NC eh arrived here on Thursday
lasl, bFouRhi stoWaWay, scotch boy
of Is. and permitted him 70 land and
secace. The commissioner of immi-
grafton has Aned the company elO00.
aad the vessel is detained IN pors till
the boy IL found OF the hne is paid.
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received painful injurias 70 hls bead.
The Cela wave.
81. PAuE., Dec. N.--Durine The laat ~
hours there vas q change Of . degrees
10 tempeEatuRo, aud ~ o'claok this
morning the meEenFy stood u degrees
below zero. This Il The coolest weashes
So. Paul haa experieneed this Wintss.
Ii Is general throughout the northwest.
Today the eEest Of the wave was IN the
vioinity Of Rori Totem, WheEo the TEN
perstufe vas % degrees below caro-.
FaiIuFs ~ HsWhsnss BFofheRs
Oz1cAao, Dec. H.--NsWhouss Brss.,
eio4bieFs, made an assignment thll
afteEnsan. Liabilities, $4,000; assetsI
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RHnzzn. Dea 27.--It ID understood thai
TIE Crown Prince having conferred on
she auhiect With oompolent advisors,
absolntely refuses 70 entsrsain tie re-
Reneg proposal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

81. PAuE. Dee. IA Winnspeg sps
eizl b the Pioassr PnGss nays TIA
Iossph bufks. n. p. for S. Francs
Xavier, has been taken into The nsu
Manitoba oabinet aa provincial ssora
taxy. The new members were ewuFn Il
b. che iieutenanl RoVeTncx l8st night
90 follows; Dr.. Harrison. psemieg, pres
idens Of the oOnncll, provincial Treasures
and minister 81 aNEIoultaftf Dr.. Wilson
minister % pnhain works and cemmis-
aionsr Of railvaysi NJ. Hsmilfon, attor
ney generals MF. Bnrke, proVinoial SO
fetary, Tha oablnst Il considered {
weak one. Mr.. horqusy said today thai
be woald Vacate she premiership 81
once, but would remain IN the legisla'
lnrs and give the new government hii
haaklQ aunuolk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

RoME. Dec. 9I-The pope today gave
nn andience 20 lbe Marquis DeaFmiis,
Wno presented his holiness with iubilss
Rifsa from atie naean uf Spain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

Having returned from hts trip 10 The Eas
and Earope, viii BE- plsAsed 70 mect his foFDe
laire1s and others desiring hif serviees, ~ htE
krweF Ofhee 81 the YeelersksAry nleca eeattir 4.
VT. Rssdsaes cor fouss % and Aatisn. n1yiu
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-07-07
Eagles Grow Big in Georgia.

Eagles gro" Big IN Georgia.
On the Sth day of this month | saw A
fight between an eagle and a buzzard.
Twas walking beside the swamp, about
two miles below my plantation, when
heard roaring sound like that made
by train in rapid motion, or bv a
heavy wind. The noise approached
nearer and nearer. and grew louder
and louder. l looked all around but
could see nothing, and was at loss to
know what caused the disturbance until
happened to look up, when saw two
large fowls fighting in mid air. about
the height of tall pine tree from the
ground.
In short while both fell to the
ground. only about twenty steps from
me. Then saw that it was large
eagle which had caught buzzard as
her prey. For three minutes | never
saw feathers fly so in my life. The
eagle hoped off few feet distant, and
war ly surveyed her prey. She then
hoped up to the buzzard, turned il
over with one claw, and. becoming
satisfied that it was dead, flew up into
pine and gave two screams, which
could easily have been heard a mile.
She sailed off over the swamp, return
ing in short while with four Young
eagles about the size of large hawk.
They all pitched upon the buzzard. and
commenced tearing it in pieces.
Just such chatting l never heard.
There was grounding feeding near
by, and. no doubt, smelling the blood,
trottel up to where the eagles WERE
The old mother eagle screamed and
struck the hog, cutting one of the hogs
ears off even with its head. The hog
retreated, and the eagle struck it again
this time taking off part of its tail.
The eagle, l am sat sized. would meas
from twelve to fifteen feet from tip to
tip of wings, and was capable OF bear
ing away small child. If l had been
provided with a gun l might have kill
ell the mother and captured all of the
young. Mr.. Lester. a few days after
ward. found the dead hog. --Dublin
GnzptIp
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-07-07
What Mother Gets.

"My mother gets mo up, builds the
fire. gets my breakfast, and sends me
off," said bright youth.
What then?' said the reporter.
Then she gets my father up, and
gets his breakfast and sends him off.
then gets the other children their
breakfast and sends them to school;
and then she and the baby have their
breakfast.
''How old is the baby?"
20. she is most two, but she can
walk and talk as well as any of u.s.
Are you well paid"
Il get two dollars week. father gets
two dollars day."
''How much does your mother get?"
With a bew,ldered look the boy said:
Mother! why she don't work for any
body"
Il thought you said she worked for
all of you"
''Oh. yes. for all of us she docs. but
there amt no money in it, - American
Farmer.